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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
Southern DEVELOPMENT.

Colonel SAVAGE, in speaking at Nash
v:,k to the visiting lumbermen, refer
red 10 the "new-South idea as fol-
lows
,sIf your ways are better than ours
we will adopt them, and if ours are bet
ter than yours You will pay them due
Difference.
The Nashville american, in COM
menting on this, says:
This way of putting it avoided ON
the one hand too narrow provincial
ism, and on the other the deferential
imitativeness bordering on servility of
the sNew-South school, which expects
all good to come from the North--a
school in the South which is closely CO.
related with the 'northernization of
the-South school in the North.
Both Colonel SAVAGE and the Amcri-
can hit the nail square upon the head.
Each section can learn from the other,
but the notion that the vitalization Of
the South in the matter of industrial
progress is due entirely To the intro
ductiou OF northern capital and north
ern methods, and that her future great
.sess Is dependent solely upon these, is
the yeriest twaddle. In good many
instances where northern capital has
been invested in the South it would
have been sunk out of sight but for
southern cooperation, while north
ern methods have nearly always
proved disastrous unless modified by
southern experience. The northern
ventures in the South that have been
most successful have, with rarely an
exception, been those in which southern
men have also been directly in
'terested. Shortly after the war
attempts were made at several points
ia the South 10y northern men
to teach the "indolent southerners
how 10 do business" The result was
1 that these apostles of northern energy
4 and "snap" soon went back home
zsadder If not wiser men. II was not
l:fnf The northern capitalist began to
appreciate what is known in politics as
the combinery" that his investments
here proved Of any material advantage
10 himself or the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
Entered into rest January ~. 1881
DahneY &. Rakcr.

To many who read this they will only notice
IL as the passing away Of another TO the Great
Beyond. Though fitted by education aud
means TO have filled prominent places in life.
no never sought them. The world knew him
as a good man, but not there must you ask his
virtues In the sacred precincts of domestic
life there Is revealed a character grand and
nOble-grand in his lofty conceptions of honor
and right noble in his manly performance OF
these divine precepts.
There are few parallels 70 n life so pure and
unselfish. AZ son, husband, father, aud friend,
he filled every relation with honor; aud here
turn, il you would learn a lesson 20 sacred in
It's teachings that angels might lend q listening
ear and drop a tear at its recital. When ono
like this Is taken the void Is not easily filed,
and those who chung 10 him feel that the prop
round which the tendIils Of their hearts were
entWined had been shattered, and they lie
bruised and PROSTATE by the shock.
His closing hours were symbolic of such a
character With the tide Of life ebbine fast,
smiling, he said, 1T is peace, peace, sweet
peace"
Fit resting-place for a spirit SOC quiet and gem
tie. Near tho scenes Of his bOyhO0d's sports
meath the green shades OF lakewood he sleeps
where the murmuring Of the waters, the rust
ling Of the foliage, the signing OF the winds send
forth their requiem for The dead.
over this conseC rated pot loved once will
tenderly watch. The weeds of forgetfulness
viii be uproOted by the hand Of affection. and
the flowers Of memory be nurtured by the tears
OF love-
angels with their silv'ry wings o'ershade
The spot now sacred by his relics made.p
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value, would be TO make II more profit
able TO build houses or erect factories,
and so burdensome to hold vacant lots
that those who now hold them would
be forced TO get rid Of them as quickly
as possible to people who wanted to
make use of them"
And who would be these people who
wonld want TO make use of them Why
JAY GouLD and other millionaires who
now put their millions into United
States bonds because these bonds are
not taxed. II not, why not? What
would prevent these capitalists from
thus escaping taxation9 for if their
lands were taxed no higher than those
of the poorest people, they wouldn't
have TO pay heavy tax, because the
poor couldn't stand such tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH---sUNDAY. JANUARY 80 1887

Augusta Airline to Carthage, the hveiy
little county-sest Of Moore county.
Work on the grading of the road Is ex-
pected TO begin in the next thirty. or
sixty days BY next autumn the new line
will probably be completed. Convicts
have been promised. They are 10 be
paid for by the railway company.
INDIGNANT FISHERMEN.
The fishermen of Edenton aud that
vicinity held mass-meeting Thursday
to protest against what the fishermen
fear will be restrictions upon their
rights in the winters Of Albemarle and
Roanoke sounds. The bill which they
autagonize prohibits fishing. with GER
tain kinds OF nets in the waters named.
HIGH CRIMES.
A negro known as CDR. Lucian
Rowe has been lodged in jail at Dur
ham, charged with daring burglaries and
other crimes. He was betrayed by
young negro girl whom no had, with
the utmost brutality, forced to be his
accomplice. He viii be tried for his
life, and the evidence against him is 50
plain that he will very probably be
hanged. For months he has entered
dwelling-houses in the night and stolen
large sums of money. and he has also
assaulted and robbed people on the
highways and streets, it is ascertained.
A decided sensation has been caused
at Edenton by an assault which may yet
prove fatal. Young William Leary, son
of Policeman Leary, of that place, cut
down tree upon the land of man
named Lane. A negro named Noah
Bullock cursed Leary for cutting the
tree, and the latter struck him. Bal
lock thereupon seized an axe and crush
ed Leary's skull. Bullock, who is a
desperate fellow, is in jail. He barely
escaped being lynched.
PERSONAL.
Senator Hope Elias, of the far west
em district, was awarded IA particularly
handsome cane last night at the Shot
well Memorial Bazaar as being the most
popular member of the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

ATKINS.-Died. AZ the residence of her son.
". G. Atkins. il sidney, az $50 p. H., January
2S,h. Mrs. ELIZABETH ATKINS, in the eighty
third year 81 her age.
Hor funeral will take place At the Manchester
Pro bytoran church THIS Sunday AFTER
noon az O'Clock. intermcnt n Napry come
terry. Friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
BASS-Diod. az her late residence, ii3 north
Madison street. a. 1920 o'clock \. a., January
Goth. NARY T. BASS.
The funeral services will take place from
ClGy-Sreet Methodist Episcopal church To-
DAY "a $50 o'clock. Frieni 30 the family are
invited To attend.
BREEDEN.-Dicd, at his residence. 6lJi(
state street. Fulton, Of pneumonia, Mr.. j. II.
BREFDkN, in the twCnty- third year OF his age.
he Leaves mother, sister, and brother 20 mourn
their loss.
His funeral will take place a. the above
named residence TO-DAY Sunday a. 12L
O'Clock. Friends Of me family are invited TO
attend.
CREERY.-Died. At the residence Of his pa
rents, in Towards Grove, RICHARD FUN
STEN. youngest sCn of j. +. and LenOra Greco
ny: aged one year md nine months.
The funeral will take place from Christ
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 1
O'Clock Friends and acquaiutances are re-
lice
PRIDDY.-Died. January %, 1887, at his rosi-
dence, near keysvillo. Charlotte county Va
after a lingering illness JOHN d. PRIDDY. in
the 5evcnty-second year Of his age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
MIR. Rnvalrs Case-Again.

We did not need 10 he informed that
Mr.. ROYALS suit in Judge BONDS
court for damages is based upon the al
legation that the law under which he
was indicted is null and void--no law at
all-seeing that it is, so he maintains,
unconstitutional. But that is merely
his contention. The Supreme Court Of
Appeals of Virginia has decided that
Mr. RoYALL is i'll error in his conten-
tiod That high tribunal AYERS that the
Supreme Court of the United States
has never rendered decision contrary
to the latest decision of the highest
court in Virginia And if Judge BoND
we1e TO declare thousand times that
thdfac was not as stated by the Vir-
giIta court, there would be few TO be-
he him. He is joined to his idols
pit. as we said yesterday, it does not
IN least degree matter whether Mr..
TOT I'LL is guilty or innocent of the
1tfeltfe for which he stands indicted,
nor whether the law under which he
was Indicted is constitutional or not.
II Judge BOND has the right to super
wise the work of our grand juries and
Commonwealth attorneys, he has the
right 10 supervise the work of our
judges. He has just as much right to
entertain suit for damages against
Judge ATKINS as to entertain suit for
damages against Colonel RUFFIN and
his associates on the State Board of In
demnity. He has just as much right to
fine or imprison Judge ATKINS as he
has, with or without the aid of jury,
to enter up a verdict sounding in dam
ages against the Commonwealth at
torney in Judge ATKINsscourt.
More: 1t is undeniable that if Judge
Bosp can supervise the work of one
grand jury of court of this State upon
a mere allegation by the persons in
dicted that they were indicted under |
an unconstitutional law, he can super
wise thb work of all the grand juries of |
al thg courts in the Commonwealth.
DAvno ANDERSON, who has just been |
convicted in the Circuit Court of Hen
rico county for breaking and entering
o dwelling-house with intent" &C.,
ought to appeal to Judge BOND from
the verdict rendered in Judge WE'LL
court. Surely his astute law
yers are not going to let him be pun
ished when it is so easy to have his |
case carried before Judge BOND
upon the ground that the
law under which he, was convicted is
null and void because unconstitutional.
II does not at all matter whether the
law is constitutional or not if AMBER
soS's counsel believe it to be unconsti-
tutional. If they believe that he was
indicted and convicted on account OF
his "race, color, and previous cOndi-
lion of servitude, they can make out
,s(te as good a case for Judge BoND's
court Is Mr. ROYAL s lawyers can make
out.
Ifthis suit of Mr.. ROYALS does not
Droed storm of Indignation amongst
lie people of Virginia we shall find our
selves greatly mistaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
SOuihern Industries.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. J

CHATTANOOGA, TENN., January %
The 7r0dcsmdn's weekly report of new
enterprises in the South includes, among
Others, the Lynchburg Trust and Con
struction Company, OF Lynchburg, Va,
with s., 0O9, 600 capital; Admission ala
Fipc-Foundry, with 100000 capital;
Decatur ala. Mineral and Land Com
pany, capital 3350,OOO; East End In
yestment Company, Chattanooga,
81, 000,0C0 capital; Warrior Coal, Iron,
and Land Company, of Warrior, Ala,
$500, 0CO capital, besides a large num-
her of diversified industries The real
estate sales in Chattanooga have aggre-
oated over 81. 600. coo during the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

And why not national divorce law I?
AYdatd Constitution.
Because Congress has no power to
pass such law. If it can pass di-
vorce law il can pass a marriage law,
and national marriage law would no
sooner go into effect than the whole
tribe OF fanatics in this country would
demand a law legalizing marriages be
tween Negroes and Caucasians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
An InbrOken Lock.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

AUSTIN, TEX, January29. The dead
lock in the Legislature over the cleo
ton of senator to succeed Mr.. Maxey
continues unbroken. Eight ballots were
taken. The last (being the twenty-hrst
in consecutive order resulted Maxey,
IS Reagan, Sc; Ireland, -. A motion
ton that the Senate withdraw from the
Joint session was defeated twice, but
prevailed the third time by one ma
iority. IN adjournment was taken until
10 O'Clock Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

Christine Nillson was the bright, par.
ticular star OF O Scandinavian seance
that was held in Paris one day last
week, and was attended by hundreds Of
eminent people with unpronouncable
names.
Nine. Modjeska says Boston is SO
English a city that il Queen Victoria
were TO become the owner Of America
and came hither the Bostonians would
promptly welcome her and say: Here
we are; we have been waiting for you
all these years and are your eyer-faith'
ful subjects,
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pIutOcrat.
PETERSBURG, January %, Is

IEIEhSbUhS, january 20, 1901.
To The Editor ofthe Dispatch:
| have looked in vain in four diction-
aries (Webster's unabridged included)
TO find the meaning of the word "Plu-
tocrat or "Plutocracy," and l am un-
able to findany such word. BE 80 kind
as to give the definition in your next
issue and you will oblige a subscriber
very much.
Plutocracy is government by the rich.
The word is in the new Worcester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

1t is related of an absent-minded old
bachelor, who was recently married at
Athens, Ga, that when in the marriage
ceremony il became his duty to place
the ring on the fair maids finger he
drew a silver quarter from his pocket
and handed it to the bride, TO the con-
sternation and confusion OF all parties.
After he had embarked on train for
the wedding-tour and the conductor
came around for tickets he discovered
that he had bought only one ticket, for
getting that he had doubled bis OK.
penses and responsibilities that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
a Bank CLOSES Doors.


JERSEY CRY, January 29.-The Ger
mania Savings Bank, 40 Newark ave
nue., closed its doors this morning. c.
VI. +. Scrnder, its secretary and trea-
surer, is missing, and, it is believed,
las gone to Canada. There is a deficit
of $50, eco in the cash account. Appli-
cation viii be made for a receiver The
bank was Incorporated March %, 1871,
and did an extensive savings and gene
raj banking business. The vice-presi-
dent, Louis 4. Lienan, says that the
securities are intact, and that the deficit
will not exceed the figures named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

The outrage peddlers in Texas will
get free ride to Washington and back
TO their homes as reward for having
furnished the Republican party with so
much political capital. Maybe this
was just what they were "playing for. +"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

o." Belle Of Nelson that noted Ken
lucky Whiskey-can be had only from
W. ID. Blair & Co., 1909 east Main
street. Distilled in 1881, and for six
year-old yhiskey the price cannot he
surpassed. Also, try our popular
"Banty' Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

The Tribune asks: "Does not the
cheek play an important part in
speech?" Yes, in the speech of a
Gotham statesman against Federal APP
preparations for the improvement of
southern rivers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
SEINE THREAD.
LICHTENSTEIN'S -

LlChIENolEiN . CYX9
IL. SONS, corner Seventeenth
and Franklin streets, Sole Importers OF this
celebrated Lion Brand Seine.Ihread, warrant
cd TO give satisfaction.
Aiso. ON hand seine-Twines, Seine Lines
Ropes' Yawking, Corks, Corkwood, Haul Selnss,
Glli,Ne.s, Fyke-Nets, skin-Neis, Minnow Not.
ting. 30.
Gum Boots.
We are Offering ali Of the above Articles ~
TIC lowest pricaA Orders souciseo. N~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
A Question.

The New York standard, HgSEY
GroEcE's paper, says
$40 put all our taxes upon the value
OF land, irrespective Of improvements,
10 that the man who held Q vacant LOT
would be called on TO pay a. much taxes
a. ~ man who had built house on
EFT ! history upon . lot Of equal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

Tho Philadelphia North Amcrican
says: Fortunately for society stupidity
goes hand in hand with crime" Phila-
delphia has the reputation of being a
very stupid place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

baynWEST MAIN STREET BAP-
TIsTCHURCH corner Main and Beach streets.
Sunday school at o'clock A. NJ. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. w. J. SHIPMAS, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, aid at 7:9O P. NJ. tho annual sermon
before the women's Missionary Society will be
preached by Rev. T. P. BELL. A cordial invita-
ton 70 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

Little Rhody may be pretty small
state, but she can get up just as big a
political row as the largest of her sis
ters A" Little but awfullv wicked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA
IN TON.

Tho regular weekly soireo will take place AZ
tho Mozart Academy Of Music TOMORROW
Cpionday) EVENING at 81 O'Clock. Admission
only by membership or invitation-cards, which
must be presented Mt the door. Members can
obtain inyitatiOn-cArris on application TO G. l..
StgGgL, l2i Broad street; MANLY Is. RAMOS g
CO.. 003 aIsiE street, or WALTER ID. MOSES e
co. 1l4 Main street. IN loSus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
An Answer.

A well-known Mason informed us
yesterday that he could youch for the
fact that Il. j. Cluyerius was not a
Mason. This in answer to the query
10 Yesterdays Dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

The statement that Suffolk has a new
shingle-factory is not calculatedto raise
that place in the estimation of the small
how
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
BRIEF COMMENT.

FERDINAND CHoROsANBERGENsT
is said TO be an Anarchist" His names
enough to hang him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

AUCTION SALES -Fnture Dn,.
BY Jamo- q. EAm.
Real Estate Agent au1 Al,r nnr,r.
lil3 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
\ SALE OF DESIRABLE stBIHBNS r.n.
FER1N, NORTHWEST FROM ANn ADA.
CkN1 20 fllt CITY or RICHMOND. COS
SETTING o. TWO COMrOkI ABLE NNAI
DWELLINGS AND 4 LAKsF NUMBER 1l
N tht1lNt Vacant LOIS. o. Nfl,He.I
AND WEBSTER STREETS. is aObDls :.
PLAN.
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by" SEVENTH STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Preeching by the pastor,
Rev. r. c. CAVE, at II A. NJ and 7:45 p. ".

Be SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. W.
W. LASDRUN. d. d., will preach AZ II A. NJ. aud
SIP. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
MEETINGS.

COMMERCIAL CLUB
gl2 EAST MAIN STREET
THB REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ING OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB will
be- held at the club rooms, 9i2 east Main street,
ON MONDAY the slst OF January, 1857, at
O'Clock r. M. II. TAYLOR, Jk,
IA 3O-lt. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
.musymgvTs.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
IE FIVE NIGHTS AID FOUR MATINRbs,
commencing TUESDAY NIGHT, February ist,
farewell appearance prior 70 her departure
for Australia OF me emines nn,o,,e"n 's'''
s,,pnorfed by the sterling actor, Mr.. ARTHUR
FlIIOT. and company of acknowledged
artieis. under tho personal management OF
CHhRi ESH II. ROBERTS, ESQ. They win appear
Tueseay Night Ia Mis- Potneroys Own drama
day Matinee, "Pygmaiion and Galatea"; We'd
nesday Night, "Romoo AMI Juliet; Thursday
Matinee. "As You Like IT,; Thursday Night,
.PyQmallon aud Galatear; Friday Matinee, AN
Unequal Match; Friday Night, "iiainlet
urjay Night, "Ka,hleen Mayourneen" No
advance In prices. No charges for reserved
seats. Prices Of admission, Is, %, 30, aud So.
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BIZ THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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Subscribers wishing their post-oflce changed
must give their old as we'll as their new post
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at o'clock p. ". the REAL ESTATE r.f.r.,
10 in said decree, situate a. shos" .n.eI. .n
siFfing Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

In pursuance ~ The decree of De-emb., a
i-S6. ia the aioye-nam"d cause. shall ,.l b.,
pubic auction. ON the premises. 0u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
by Jane, y. Elan.
Real Estate Agent aui Auruonaef.
lii3 Main street

4 UCTION SALE OF THE VERY
"A DESIRABLE DETACHED TWO-STOKf
FRAME DWELLING 80. .slsl ON TIRE
SOUTH SIDE or CLAY STREET BETWEEN
TNFNTN-NINTH AND THIRTlEI a
SIREETS.--In execution of a certain deeI ol
trust 10 james A. Richardson, HOW decel,eI.
dated March I. 1873, and duly recorded in tho
clerk Ofiico Of the Richmond thanc'ry CONT
the undersigned, executor 81 ihe said JsuD,
4. Richardson. deceased. viii sell by pgb.4f
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. FgBRUAsY Z. ~.
AT A. o'clock z. NJ. the REAL ESTATE d.
scriDcd In said deed and locHtei a.. above. u
lot having q front Of - feet on the south slie
Of Clay street, a depth between parallel line,
OF l36 feet or more, md a very desirable TWO
STORY DETACHED DWELLING Of about
eight rooms. With tho usual convenience.
thereon.
TERMS: Cash N 10 expenses 0f sAir. ANY 81
liugIent taxes. and the sum Of kN0, win in-
terest thereon from September {, 1870 AMI Co..
residue upon such terms ~ shall Boz prescfib.i
and a. announced at time 81 sale
JAMES y. ELAN.
Executor ofiJsmes 4. Richardson, de-eas'i.
trustee.
JAHEs Il. ELAN. Aucfionser. lsD
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A letter from Hyde county, received
to-day, tells the news of strange
death. near Lake Comfort. in that
county. Ayoung man, Oscar Carowan,
was riding rapidly on horseback along
a public road, when hog, reused by
the horses movements, dashed across
the road. The horse struck the hog,
tripped, and fell, crushing Carowan to
death under his body. Carowans
death was nearly instantaneous. His
only words were "Tell my people
goodbye, for 1 am gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30

j. II. Smith. Cuarliau.1 IN ,hc Cmli tl...
Of
Bailey AID others. urnr.1 a,lnty
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at o'clock p ". tho REAL ESTATE r.f.r.,,.
io in said decree. situate a, above stool .,n.
sisiing Of
SIX ATTRACTIVE LOTS, fronting ,n,r's..
lisN9O feet on Mitchell street.. conner of Ale,
street. and between Allen ani =, P.,.r..
streets. cn Two u which said lots aTr CONT r.
able frame dwellings.
LOT fronting li2XS2Gla feet on Webs'er., I...t
corner ~ Allen street. ana between Allon AMI
- Peter streets, Immediately loo rear ~ ,..
above. and which may De- s0ld a.a ghsla ,r .n
separate parcels A. may seem best o. tins If
sale
LOT fronting 69xgO foet corner of N..h..
and Hickory streets, D. be- sold a- pun. I.
separately.
Plat n he whole property AZ the of..s ...
auciio- Ger and a. be- exhibited a. sale
= Iartic@ wishing 10 secure largo 90. ..
chez - land adinren' to the city f.r msnIf.
turihs or dairy purposes or Tor -rnal isrIl....
this -ale ercr~ fine opportunity
Terms: one third cash; balance lu .lns. .I.
staimentS al six aud twelve month, r.t n.I
chaser "a give Negotiable note. COR fhf ,'.f .-,.
payments, with Interest added and tt.. ...
tanned until the purchasr-moury B. fuzzy .,.I
and conveyance ordered hy ths DuIrt
WILLIAM n. Ba,fRlug.
NIe"iui comm .-..H4-